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Cal will go down in lap 8 on final corner. He'll just ignore the bike and walk away.
Later he would say that the corner is always the difficult one for everyone.
 
Motokitty said:
Cal will go down in lap 8 on final corner. He'll just ignore the bike and walk away.
Later he would say that the corner is always the difficult one for everyone.
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I do wish Cal would try to recover his bike like some other riders do.
 
No crash, lame performance, finishes P8. 4 (5!) out of 4 is too much to ask even from Cal, methinks.

Hi everyone, once again.
 
lil red rocket pilot said:
I was thinking the same thing.
But I'll say finishes in sixth place.
He performed well here last year, didn't he finish fourth?
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you are right. now that I looked it up I remember the race was pretty much a snore fest last year.

1.Jorge LorenzoESP Movistar Yamaha MotoGP (YZR-M1) 44m 57.246s
2.Marc MarquezESP Repsol Honda Team (RC213V) 45m 2.822s
3.Valentino RossiITA Movistar Yamaha MotoGP (YZR-M1) 45m 8.832s
4.Cal CrutchlowGBR CWM LCR Honda (RC213V) 45m 19.973s
5.Pol EspargaroESP Monster Yamaha Tech 3 (YZR-M1) 45m 23.866s
6.Andrea IannoneITA Ducati Team (Desmosedici GP15) 45m 24.267s
7.Aleix EspargaroESP Team Suzuki Ecstar (GSX-RR) 45m 32.691s
8.Bradley SmithGBR Monster Yamaha Tech 3 (YZR-M1) 45m 33.542s
9.Andrea DoviziosoITA Ducati Team (Desmosedici GP15) 45m 39.179s
10.Yonny HernandezCOL Pramac Racing (Desmosedici GP14.2) 45m 48.318s

Anyways, I think he will be seriously scared of falling off once more, so that will take some of the edge of him that sometimes leads him to decent results (and becoming a decent geologist, too, collecting samples from any gravel pit on any track in any country..). Therefore my pick of P8, as this is where I see him performance-wise given the circumstances. In turn, however, if we have as many fallers as im the first three rounds, he might even end up a place or two higher than you predicted. Anyways, my money is on no crash.
 
He will be fighting for a podium somewhere around 9th and will do his best wild bill impression and tuck the front on lap 7. Head down straight to the fence no expression at all.
 
Another practice session down and Cuntslow still hasn't binned it,damn that boy's good!.
 
Has anyone picked he finishes the race? If not, that is my pick.. I know.. A long shot.


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The score going into week 3 is RNZ 1, Pyeman 1.
Pyeman, time to pick your bonus rider. Who else do you predict will crash in sunday.

My picks
Crash lap 10
Hands on the helmet
Excuse. baffled as to how he crashed
 
JohnnyKnockdown said:
The score going into week 3 is RNZ 1, Pyeman 1.
Pyeman, time to pick your bonus rider. Who else do you predict will crash in sunday.

My picks
Crash lap 10
Hands on the helmet
Excuse. baffled as to how he crashed
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I'd normally go for Miller but i don't think he's gonna push at all with his injuries so i'll pick Aleix Espargaro on lap 9 battling with his team mate to be top Suzuki.
 
Strange though, he kept the rubber down all weekend and never noticed him anywhere near the podium.
 

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